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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

TbeperIy organized Prospect Park Lawn Tennis As'oe'
,,on embracing more 100 clubs will begin four DAYS
this afternoon Prospect Park There are over
700 members tho association and the entries are
me ANIMAL summer tournament Of the orange Lawn en-
mis- Club one the great summer feature, IN
NcwJe.ey will begin to-day the CLUBS piclnrtslue
grounds Mountain station. In the singles lher ar ~
~ entries Most players also entcfcl IN he
onhia and somr gy tennis playing Is expected
The nrtze offered remarkably HANDSOME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
LONG ISLAND.

UtxTFRs PoyTA successful raid was made on an opium
Joint on Monday the police The den was conducted under
Inc euse Of laundry and is situated on Vernonave
between SiIah and seventh SITS sam Haw Hop sam Sim
aud Margaret Williams age twenty.ono OF NO 10 fest
arrested The nts In the rear or the
.tore then and opium outfits capt
rcd bundle OF letters which showed that the
WIams girl living with Sam Wah Hop for the last
tbree years DssOuts girls from New York have equented
The font" The Cinnamon members OF the Methodist
Sund zcilOoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Herman H.un-yohn W. Mackay of Navada. and Con.
gresham william H. Sowden, OF Pennsy lvana nH
HofeViscount Waansbe Chief OF the Auditing Bu
reau OF Japan. Murray HiH HoteLsecretary Of State
Frederick Cook, OF Rochester Breroort HeuS-Judge
John Davis, OF the Unlted states Court Of Claims ge
toria HeiGenera Francis A. Walker, OF Boston Gsey
House-siate Prison Superintendent Austin Lathrop, Of
Albany Grand Hss-Colone LORENZO Stgreayes u B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
NEM.IERSEY.

Mr.. Rurch who shot by her husband policeman is
now Thought 10 DO fair OF recovery Inc bullet was
Yesterday by Or. w W Narick Sho mas hoyeI
be,n Informed OF her husbands death.
The Board Pollution which ~ composed OF memoe OF
OF Public Works and tho Newark Aque
duct o,r and charged with the duty OF preventing the
from which both cities obtain
nor supply has presented report coniessng ITS IN
from contamination. The report
aiss that The water unit and the OF much
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
FRECKIEs ON MOSQUITOES TOES.


No poIsonRland has yet boon fonnd IN the mosquitoes
head and 10 generally thought that the Inflammation
and swelling following the bite OF mosquitoes are due TO
perhsps the saliva Is sshtly acrid Under the micro
scope SOFT plastic foot OF the mosquito Ia seen to be
frcckled. 1t may comfort those who suffer from the
attack of these insects know that osquitoos have
their troubles Also the crsscope shows
ycrmin on them not unfrcQucnuSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Dopps FgRRY-John Loan, a welknown resident OF
Dobbs Forty. robbed on Sunday night by bursiars
through window and stole $40 from
Mr. Loans bedroom The house OF John Cannon near by,
was entered but the thieves evidently got frightened
hurry. MT Cannons wastcoat containing Sooo
was hanging on a chair.
wuTsoSs-The man who was murdered and thrown into
the whose body discovered on SIM
not TO be Robinson the Oh fonk
ers The identity Of the man Is still unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

posrox Jupe q (sp,cidp A good thousand people
in Boston and vicinity disappointed this morning by the
dense fog and rain compelled postponement OF 'ho
Eastern Yacht Club regatta The weather ala not clear
during the day but this evening the wind shifted 10 ,e
and the point TO iar "eA'her 'o
row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
sunr,os 1926 sets. 7:3l Msos sets 1888 Mooasass-
WATER.
A. g--sandy Hook. Slt SOW lara. e:26 He'll cate. i9;d5
PM-sandy Heck. $40 Gov IsPd. o3l Nell Sass. io'-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22


ELMIRA June 2l-At the Driving Park IN 'is Guy ~
. r,,ood,s tvo.v.arold Nellie Mayo made mile In
92s the tastes. time ever tho world by twoyea
old on a half mile track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

nv Colonel turned out about 700 on
Gers and mon The llth Col psl Mitchell, also rsS
uii ranks mum d0o officers and men
ments will guard Of hanor 70 inc Soo,s.y - 80
Army Of the Potoaae durnx the ceremonies OF sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
TO-DAY
The DIR. JAEGER'S SANITARY
WOODEN SYSTEM COMPANY
men downtown, at
1919 BROADWAY, Cor. DEY-ST.

Omen Branch House. the accommodation Of business
men downtown, at
1919 BROADWAY, Cor. DEY-ST.
CwRsTERN UNION TELEGRAPH BUILDINd)'
uher. full assortment seaonabe Goods may be round
Tn. Jaeger system is based upon Scientific and SAM
tarv PRINCIPLES as applied Clothing Its distinctive feature
4, ALL WOOL" ALL THE YEAR ROUND" Tor ALL
Articles Of Clothing for Men, Women and Children
The goods are comfortable to all styles. and are graded
all and are especially conducive to health and COM
fort during hot weather" go. r,
The object Of Clothing decorum. COMFORT heai'n luz
hsct Of Dress adornment The former appeals 70 reason
and common sense; the to taste style fashion
system that the requirements oil oo,h must DC n'
right one Such Dr. Jaegers Sanitary DOZEN 9ys'e
r. nromi,e, no less than physical regeneration OF man
,nd said The London Times when these goods were
introduced into London ~ ,,
Catalogues which be obtained free pauaiy dectoo
and the varied of the Company and eonan
full price list
DR. JAEGER'S SANITARY WOODEN SYSTEM
co.
r. G. HOPKINS mo J. DONALDSON. A. L. TAYLOR
Prest " PresI '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL wAREhooMs'
s27 & s2s BROADWAY. NETWORK.
BRANCH HOUSES. s 5SSS FsHisH HNT RO0kEYS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
f. Ahrenss b. h. Buckra by Buckden Marshrs aged. 1Gs
Bottled.

g-Buckra even Blue Day to !, Major Pickett TO
], Mystic 10 ], Palanca Sto l.
Auction pOols-Buckra $685. Major Pickett So, Blue Day
S25, NJ ystic SIG, field SIC.
Mutuas paid $ll S.
Buckra pounds frightened twelve ont OF this
race under pull by lengths Blue Day secon
two Major Pickett third Mystic pulled up
distress Psanca bote at the first hurdle taking the rail
on her dropping Little his head tho nhcd No
great jockey The lay between
Buckra and Blue Day from the start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
CAPTAIN MONROE TO LEAVE TIE SEA.


CAPTAIN r. ID. Mo lrve, commander OF the steamship
City of Rome aud Commodore OF the Anchor Limo
feet has rendered his resignation to the officers u the
company, and will end his seafarng career after the
trip from this port, which begins to day. He has
amassed comfortable fortune and expects to spend
the rest of his lite lesurey at his home in Aberdeen
SHIRE near Peterhead, Scotland 400.
CAPTAIN Monroe was born in Scotland in 1874 ana
went to sea at the age of fifteen, shipping as an aP
prentice on brig plying between London and Val;
paraiso When twenty yesrs old, he became a second
officer on ship. and few years later became chief
officer OF an Australian coastng steamer he hrst
became connected with the Anchor Line twenty-five
Years ago, when he was placed in command of the
steamship United Kingdom, plying between Glasgow
and Month eal lie aiterward commanded successlveiy
the India Hibernia Victoria Bolivia. Anchoria,
Deyona and Clrcassa and 1882 was transferred to
the CITY OF Rome He superintendent the building OF
the Giro and two other vessels OF the COM
psny's feet s c.
Captain Young, of the Devonia, will succeed Cap,
tain Monroe commander OF the City OF Rome, ana
Chief Oaicer Crockbart, of the Furnessia, will be
promoted TO Captain Young's place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
PROPOSED COMBINATION OF DISTILLERs.

PROPOSED COMBINATION OF DISTILLERS.
The proposed combination among the distlers OF
alcohol In order to restrict production and regulate
the supply meet tho do nand promises AN early re-
turn &c profits in the business The plan Is to place
all disieries under trust closing those that cannot
be run as cheapy others In great grna centres ana
which are at the time convenient to supply Oh
incl The article covered by this combination is that
particular class of spirits which enters largely 1910
various kinds of manufactures This grade OF spirits
ia distilled chiefly in tho West, especially at Peoria,
Cincinnati and Chicago But there is another class OF
manufacturers whose WORKS are confined TO the pro
ducton of fine wbiskey alone. These are mainly In
Kentucky and it not be ieved that they VIII enter
tho proposed general association, iuasmuch as they
have o scheme Of their in process OF formation
which will accomplish similar results In more
limited compass .
E. Bradley, jr of Paris, Allen & Co., said yesser
day: /" II is proposed to form combination among
the fine whskey distillers OF Kentucky to cease
operations from July l, 1897 to July l. 1888. Those
who will probably enter this agreement represent
about 80 per cent OF the producing capacity In the
state It is not combination tor the pooling OF
earnings which the Western alcohol pool proposes but
It is simply combination to restrict profu"tion:
About 20 per cent 10 per cent OF the 80 per cent
who are expected to sign, have already signed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

ssiS Alpha tsra sedsahsissr' sridxwsssF xs-E sA
sehr Jas slstss. roeksr. Nusvitas-Jsss xsnsnlsz
SAILED.
Steamers Critic Lsh; Pontiac salerno wyanskA Ns
sa.ss s. ave, g, sa:DeAsl crs.dm;sr: n:soarnA
Also ssied-via Long Island ssand-Bask Peerless fse
Montevideo
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAxEB4
FOREIGN poRra
ousRxsrowN Juno 20-Arrived steamer Spain I'm Grit
Hths NewYork June on her way 70 LveRpssl faal
nsnde irsm Nsw-Ysrk June ii on way TO Antwsrp
EXMsuEG June Arrived Gsllert lGsrj. EuhL
HAvAsA Jun. al-Anivsd. steamer city of wasAnsss,.
AsaouncsmsaSA
EprLEpsY.-A near and dear one, az well ~
of friends: having boon cursa N sncn wondsrl
Calling " MSs j. G. DEcxss ass West SSthst. NsvYok
E q a Wi & aN r. e. "Nrsic" We
HENRY A. DANIELS M. D,
SsS R:s.s: o. aa 'hs sss
Lawn Tennis shirts, ST. "a; yacht, $l 30;
Ind 20 bue So 65worth S. go French Baorgsan under.
wear, 81 40 suit KENNEDY 70 cordtand'st' up s'ara
SURE AND SPEEDY.-Try bottle OF ID.
xesyln and you will convinced that positively cures
Dyspepsia Indigestion Paaiable ana nas .1h ScSs
Johnst
You can avoid gray hair by using farKers
Hair Balsam noted for its cleanliness
Psrkers Ginger Tonic is new life TO the aged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

RettIpg-Argo2 TO Rsyelier 10 Choctaw TO J. Flor
to l. isan to Leogos 10 10 Glenbrook ~ TO
/ Neptunus 20 to l. Anarchy 20 10 ]. Pilot 20 T. j, Tax
gatherer 20 to /. Repetta 80 to Roy Boy 80 TO l.
Auction poos-Argc $50, Raveler $2S Florence NJ ST.
Choctaw sic, field $40.
Mutnals paid S34 %.
Aureoe and Jennie arland withdrawn Neptunus
into the bacEsretc followed by Florence
NJ and Roy Boy Repeta then took the lead and
running we'll within horse appeared easy winner until
we'll for home when she shut mp Choclaw
then DIRE handily lens tn hail. Pilot
second the before Florence NJ third The favOre
In difficulties all the beng shut IN and nterfered with
SEVENTH RAcE-TuRF HURDLE STAKES SIS EACH, $3.50
ADDED. ga MILES on TURF
+ Ahrens's b. h. Buckra by Buckden Marslra aged, 1G8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
AnnouncsmsnN

EPrLEpsY.-A near and dear one, az well ~
some of my friends having been cure In such wonderful
manner humantys sake make II known 70 any
calling on me o addressing me.
MIRA j. c. DECKER 1858 West 56thst, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Bettins-Ben Al to 8. Eurus 20 I. Rlchmond TO I,
ROYAL Arch TO l. Ekwood 20 10 J. Housaonc 70 To J. -
Auction pools-Ben Ali $780, Eurus s47 Richmond $40.
ROYAL Arch SZ5, field SIT.
Mutuais paid Sil 95.
This began ike pocket edition Of Saturdays classic
Eurus getting away with lead OF a length aud
moving he had the race already won Passing the
length and halt before Housa-
ionIc neck before Arch half length before Rich
mond Ben All aud Elk bringing up the Royal
Arch the dsplacing Hous1tonic
and Ben All place gradually improving his posi-
along the backsretch nor around
the turn nearing the straight There Ben All made his
run and Richmond made his each moving up with SPLEEN
did burst speed closing with Eufus before he was well
for home The run 10 was desperate battle. one
tile next Eurus while the other horses were drop
ming Que Of sight. Under McLaughln's furious
Ali managed 10 creep IN front and remaining
tbere won by length Richmond second, half length
before Enrns third twenty lengths back This
the fractional tiInedrst quarter 025 halt OBI three
quarters l:l6 mile l42; Ia, 20S Eikwood was In diff
culties all the He appeared lame In his pre-
limiDary.
SIXTH RACE-NoN-WINNERs on JUNE Is. SO EACH
Wkt Ia
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Lecture Postponed.

Wrrcgrct very much having t. announce
NE i">tp"nrmrnt If the lecture promised
who, besides presenting To the ladies ofthc
Immaculate Conception church very
handsome silver goblet, now on exhibition
a. the drug store of Harry Spalding this
village, also kindly consented Ia deliver
one ni his eloquent and witty lectures for
the same good purpose lrnlarging the
church, has written, that from circumstan-
rr- beyond his control. it will bc imposSi-
hlc for him L. comply with his promise un-
iIl sometime yet t. hc named in the near
iturr. Full and ample notice Of time,
place and suhiect will hc given 10 the pub
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Aa,enaien Leeaardsewn Rides.

SPECIAL ORDER. All members Of Co.
No. - 4. 4th Battalion Infan-
try Leouardtown Rifles are hereby mott
fled 10 assemble at the armory az p. NJ.
on the night Of Wednesday, sept. Il, inst,
in full fatigue uniform, with knapsack
packed. ldress coat, &c, ! blanket rolled and
tin cup attached 81 right flap Of knapsack
and with two days cooked raiions. Mock
cuse will be accepted except such as is al
lowed by LIe, and members falling TO at
tend will be prosecuted 10 the fullest extent.
WM. f. CHEsLEY, Capt Cong
Co. A 4th Bat and Senior
Officer 4th Bat. VI. y. &.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
-. lnig0's Items.

From oar Regular Corrcspondea..l
Mr.. RiScoe Smith II Freshman Neck,
lost two fine c,ltS, and I, Walter Langley
Of downtown, lost valuable farm hors,
= few days ayn with the disease previously
mentioned. The services oi Skillful
Veterinary doctor WAS >yvurcd in time, but
hlS remedies, etc., were Of ne avail. The
disease Was NJ the most malignant iypc.
our rad> arc in tiptnp condition and
the candidates If the Baby Ticket" would
have an excellent opportunity Ia make
a'quaintsnces hereahout. Their visit would
MT IL c"nsider,d premature
Another Snoi citizen and democrat has
passed away. The h,iy of our friend.
Jack Kirby. Esqr., Was inferred in -.
lgnatiu> grave yard >th instant. lie sui
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

fersd and waited patiently till the sum
mons came and then passed peace fully tn
his eternal reward.
Oysters are being sold in Smiths creek
At miniunm figures They are poor and
small.
Truckers are doing very little business
now. 4 few sweet ptatoes are occasion
ally shipped from Cornfield Harbor.
Warm and fair weather prevails.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Personal Mention.

Ilr. ;. r. PAYNE, We are authorized 10
state, viii hr in town during the >cItcm-
Yer term Il our Court lie will he at
Mn"rc'~ Hotel. where he will ne glad to see
any "t his old acquaintanccS.
Our friend. Geo. Coad. who has been sui
'crinE lrnm dySentcry and sore eyes. is out
a..aIn and at work. ANY Of our friends
VIII" may want anything in his line We
Will find him very Courteous gentleman.
VIM. \. Waters. travelling salesman for
L. !. {. Jones X Co. says il any of his
friends who may wish any uf his gn"d>
viii call on him. they need not tell him
what the Governor "f North Carolina said
{" the Governor 81 South Carolina but he
Will s,ll them = 'har'l" quick'n a wink.
Walter |. Dawkin>. who removed "a
Chattanooga sometime ago. is ON u visit Ia
"ur Village. While he speaks very highly
"l his new home. he SAYS there is no place
like old 81 Mary.
Call it what You mav-S. +. Nictt'S ovs-
t'F house, restaurant or anything else. YOU
will find that he seeks hut one purpose,
AMI that IS, t- make il tcvcrvhodys' house hv
striving 10 SIT before them oysters aS fast a.
They arr called ior in the SHAPE of Sicws.
rIw>. roa>tei and steamed Also. coffee.
pickles. crackers and bread. and changes
uH!l - cents
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Brace IN

You ar feeling depressed. your appetite
Is poor. You are hothenti with Headache,
You arr ndgctty, nervous, and generally out
~ sorts. and want In brIcs up. Brace up.
out not With >;imulants, spring medicines,
or htterS. which have for their haSiS very
cheap. had whlSkey, and which stimulate
You Tor an hour, and then leave you in
W"r>c condition than bei1nc. What YOU
want i an Alternative that will purify YOUR
Si.S'd' ., start healthy action Of Liver and
hiIneNS, restore vitality and give renewed
health and strength. Such a n,,,liciD, yn,'
will find in Electric Bitters, and only ~
cents bottle At
VIM J. Edelen. i Co. and J. I Bauen.
ger.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

in charge ofMisS NELLIE FE ". CK. is filed
with the finest and choicest goods Come
and see
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
DEAD AND REMOVED
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thin has caused such
a general revival II trade at VIM. !. Edclen,
y Cos. and !. I. BallCnEcr'> Stores a their
giving away to their customers $50 many
free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their trade i
simply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that il always cures
and never diSappoints Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly Cupd. You can
test it before buying by getting a trial bot
tie free. large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Delight, Fish Pond and Part Mulberry
Fields.

The above lands are located in the End
election IAsricl ofSt Mary's county, con-
siituting Farm lately owned
by Thomas II. Ridgrll, and containing
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

The silver goblet presented to the In
maCuatr Conception church will bc ratified
l.rhy ,h"oiing some day during Court week
M,.i"ln rifles will tc used The goblet,
which i a pretty Pi,c" Of workmanship,
huy.. 'lcan up your little guns and be- ready
i.l the fun
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

We invite Those who are indebted g. u
On account of subscription, advertising and
- work Ia call at our Office during Court
week and settle their indebtedness We
hope "ur friends will make note" ofthis
invitation. We shall be- glad to see them.
money or no money.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

+. church on "Wednesday, September 2lst,
fYr The h'neiit Of the Pastor in charge The
public are invited. All the delicacies ni the
s'a~nn will hc served. Also, icc-crcam,
C,ni,ctioncricS, etc.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

Never defer until tomorrow what should
De- attended L. to-day. \ slight cough
shouldn't hr neglected when DR. Bulls
cough syrup will cure it,
The readers II our publication are rr-
IIc-tcd To- use salvation oil for any and
al pains. Il is n sure cure and costs -
cents.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
q lhnllellSe.

Mr. Peter Trottcr, oi Bryant"wn, pub
h.hr- challenge L. any h"rs'.>h"cr in the
I,ur lower counties Of Southern MARYLAND
i,.r WAGER If 500 The one Shocing the
hnr-'. IN The most scientific manner and in
ihc' '-hortc>t Time, IL take the money. Come
Larry, can't You and the Y'1c trot him a
heat:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

To eur Patrons.

Part Of the employees Of the BEACON Of
flee being sick and the balance members Of
the Leonardtown Rifles, and desirous Of
Of going with their company TO Philadel-
rhia this week TO the centennial celebra-
ton, We will be compelled 20 issue only 4
half sheet this week and next.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

When a child. by ANY unusual symptoms.
shows that it i suffering great pain. use
hr. Bulls Baby Tyrup. Il will Soothc the
littlr sufferer.
The simplest means arc generally the
safest and >ure>t, Hence the grcat demand
tr iaNaior, tr liver disease. dyspepsia,
headache. etc. Price 2ac.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
PART rKO-rHlRDS WITH ADDITION

Also ono tract OF parcel oi land located
in the End election district of II. Mary's
county. called and known aS
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
6 1-2 acres. more or less.
THURSDAY, the 18th Of SeDtember, i8S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Cour; Of - Mary's County, Set.
August 30, 1881
ORDERED by the Court, That Richard
ii. Garner and Billingslcy Garner. Exccu-
tors of
RICHARD ii. MILES,
late Of Saint Mary'S county. MARYLAND,
deceased, give the notice required bv law
10 the deceaScd's creditors t0 exhibit their
claims and that the same bc published
once week for six successive weeks in
the ~ Mary's BEACON.
Test: JAS. r. RHEy
Register Of Wills for ~ Mary : county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, We here
10y give notice that we have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF II Mary's county.
Maryland, letters teStameniary on the per
sonal estate Of Richard ii. Miles, late Of
said county, deceased. All Persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified 10 exhibit thc same with the pr6-
pr vouchers attached thereto a. the Sulrsrri-
bcrs, on or before the 25th day Of Feb, IsSS
they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits of thr said estate. All
persons indebted % the deceased an. rr-
queSted 10 make immediate payment o. the
RICHARD II. GARNER
BlLLiNGSLEI GARNER.
Executors.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
To correspondents.

W" are in receipt Of several favors which
We are compelled Ia hold over until next
week. among them one from Mr.. Giles F.
Dyer in reference to the late convention.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
New Advertisements.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DRs. JOHN r. and STEPHEN C. sPALp-

UnS. JUdN 7. anu SIEPhkN Z. SPALH- =
ING have associated together at Leonard
town for the practice of Medicine and Sur
gerry, and they will answer all calls prompt
ly. Office opposite the Court House. Ad.
dreSS
DrS. SPALDING X SPALDING.
Leonaritown, Nd
sept l5-6me
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
@ Q O ID - i.

In this department We arr low priced Call
and examine our Fancy ~hiriinr, Ginrhams,
'ali'"cS and Lawns h,i".r PURCHASING else
where.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15

Al~o, one tract or parcel If land located
in the Sth election district. called and
known a.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
QuintSleO,

Quint0leO.
The Great Malaria, Fever and AuSe R.,D..
dy. Reliable, safe and efficient Pro,
5tc Per bottle. For sale hy all Drusgis;
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
Grand Spring Opening !

VIA rspectfally invite our friends and
WIZ the public o. cali and examine our
new and attractive lines of Spring
Cords. Waiting until the early rush was
over, We have bought our goods At much
induced prices from Jobbers to close them
out as the season advanced. We r,NNng.
niEe the hard times and have marked our
goods down 10 sui; them.
We call attention 10 our new and varied
stock Of lawns
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
DEAD AND REMOVED.
JOHN J.. RAL.EY.
NEW NAMES.
Ill .li-fr,rt

Anton. Alexander Name, James II.
Chapman, Wm. II. Parker. Richard c.
Brown, James II. Crccnwcll, simmons
COLLISION. William II. Ahcll. George I.
Barber, William T. Matthews, James y.
Stone, Eddie
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
COFFEE

is never good when exposed to the air.
Always buy this brand in Theoretically
sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-09-15
NEW NAMES.

NEW NAMES.
5rd district.
Abcll, Joseph l.. johnson, stephen II.
Armstrong, Chas. r. johnson, Daniel u. t.
Abel, Charles A Lee, Thomas l..
Bowles. William y. Langley, Thomas B.
Cryer, William I. Norris, William W. .
Drury, John II. Ncale, George
Fenw ick, Jackson r. Norris, Bernard NJ.
Graves, Charles +. Owens, l.natiUs
Harden, Robert l.. Russell, George
Johnson, James W. Snalding. EIward l..
Gnld>born', ChaS 4. j..